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- Nashville working to bring public bathrooms downtown
Nashville city leaders are collaborating with the Nashville Downtown Partnership and Pillars Development to plan new public restrooms downtown. Currently, the only public restrooms in the area are located in parks, the library, and the Bridgestone Arena.
- Investigation underway after body found along Murfreesboro Pike
An investigation is ongoing after a body was discovered at the intersection of Murfreesboro Pike and East Thompson Lane. Officers were dispatched to the location around 7:30 a.m.
- Middle Tennessee sees baby boom despite national birth rate decline
Middle Tennessee's Ascension Saint Thomas Midtown hospital delivered a record 7,008 babies in the fiscal year, marking a 3% increase despite a declining national birth rate.
- Teen arrested after series of Nashville break-ins
An 18-year-old man was arrested in Nashville following a series of business break-ins. He was charged in connection with the incidents.
- Old Hickory's Nash Dogs recovery efforts begin after kitchen fire
The owner of Nash Dogs discovered a fire at their Old Hickory location, causing damage that prevents reopening. The fire occurred Saturday night, impacting the business's operations.
- Illegal dumping near Long Hunter State Park raises concerns among rangers
A couch and a refrigerator were illegally dumped at the entrance of Long Hunter State Park, raising concerns among rangers. The items were placed there intentionally by an unknown individual.
- The Nations Neighborhood Association considers calming traffic proposal
The Nations Neighborhood Association is considering a proposal to add an eggabout, similar to a roundabout, to slow down drivers. The plan aims to improve traffic calming in the area.
- Tree falls on child at YMCA Camp Widjiwagan in Antioch
A tree fell on a child at YMCA Camp Widjiwagan in Antioch, prompting first responders to arrive at the summer camp on Smith Springs around 11:20 a.m.
- Downtown Nashville serial burglary suspect taken into custody
A 34-year-old man was arrested and charged with burglaries and damages at multiple businesses in downtown Nashville. The suspect is being held in custody following the incident.
- 1 injured in hit-and-run crash on Wallace Road in South Nashville
A hit-and-run crash occurred on Wallace Road in South Nashville, resulting in one injury. The incident took place in the 90 block of Wallace Road near Interstate 24 around 3 a.m.
- One person injured in Hillsboro Village shooting
At least one person was injured in a late night shooting in Hillsboro Village. The incident occurred in the Hillsboro Village area.
- Fire damages beloved Nashville-area café
A popular family-owned café in Old Hickory sustained serious damage after a fire broke out late Saturday evening. The incident occurred in the Nashville-area location, which is described as a beloved business.
- Rideshare drivers protest against 'unfairly' issued tickets downtown
More than 160 taxi and Uber drivers protested on Saturday against tickets they claim were 'unfairly issued' in Broadway and designated pickup zones. The protest highlights dissatisfaction with enforcement practices in specific areas.
- 1 dead in Lebanon Pike apartment shooting
A 23-year-old man was killed in a shooting at an apartment complex on Lebanon Pike, as reported by police.
- Southwest flight attendant arrested at Nashville International Airport
A Southwest Airlines flight attendant was arrested at Nashville International Airport by the Department of Homeland Security.
- This Tennessee city is one of the best for first-time homebuyers: Report
A Middle Tennessee city is highlighted as one of the best locations for first-time homebuyers in a new report. The city offers favorable conditions for purchasing a first home, according to the findings.
- Technology used to track purple martin chicks at Nashville Zoo
Technology is being used to track purple martin chicks at Nashville Zoo. Local organizations are working to learn more about the birds by studying their summer migration to Nashville.
- MAP: States reporting new measles cases as virus surpasses alarming benchmark
The U.S. is facing a public health crisis in 2026 with measles spreading to 43 states, as reported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Cyclospora is another public health issue in the country.
- SROs serve as front line of MNPS safety measures
Metro Nashville Public Schools is evaluating safety recommendations from the Metro Nashville Police Department as part of ongoing safety measures. SROs are highlighted as a front-line component of these efforts.
- 1 of 2 men wanted for attempted homicide in Hickman County arrested
A man is in critical condition at a Nashville hospital after being ambushed and nearly beaten to death. Hickman County authorities have arrested one of the two suspects wanted for attempted homicide, with the other still at large.
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